Walking to places together

The idea

Use walk with I or they and walks with she or he. Use to before a destination and with before a companion.

Examples

• I walk to the market.
• She walks with her brother.
• We walk through the park.
• They walk home after class.
• My father walks to the station.
• Do you walk with your friends?

Watch out

Say walk home, without to before home.

Try it yourself

1. Choose the correct form. The teacher ___ every morning. (walk / walks)

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   walks

   walks fits the singular subject, the teacher.

2. Choose the correct form. We walk ___ the shop. (to / with)

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   to

   to introduces the destination, the shop.

3. Choose the correct form. I walk ___ a friend. (to / with)

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   with

   with introduces the companion, a friend.

Use it today

Describe a place you walk to and a person you walk with.